Sullivan's departure is very interesting, because he has left several times. It's a bit like Lao Zhang, run fast, which I wrote 6 years ago. This action of leaving is very interesting. To write a leave, it is necessary to indicate what the environment he is leaving, where he is going, how he is going, and why. Furthermore, Sullivan is always inseparable and always comes back, although he almost can't come back.
This play is discussing the meaning of comedy, not a typical comedy. Although there are some laughter and irony, I think it surpasses the spirit of ordinary comedy. This play established Sturges's extraordinary.
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